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There was once a chicken named Chicken Little 

that lived in a little town named Acornville. 

One day, he was walking home from school 

and bumped into the mayors of Acornville. 

Their names were the Fox and the Blind Cat. 

“Good afternoon Mr. Mayors,” remarked 

Chicken Little.

“Good afternoon to you too Chicken little,” 

replied the mayors. When Chicken Little got 

home, his father was waiting for him in his 

rocking chair outside on the porch. His father 

gave him a big hug.     

“How was school today?” spoke his father. 

“It was fine. How was your day?” stated 

Chicken Little. His father gave him a bad look 

and he trembled.

“Come inside I need to tell you something” 

stuttered his father.

“Okay, what’s wrong dad?” asked Chicken 

Little

“Well, son,” stuttered his father, “I went to the 

doctor’s today. I only have four weeks to live 

because I found out that I have skin cancer. 

You will be living with your aunt and uncle 

when I die because that will be the best for 

you.” Than Chicken Little cried.

“Only four weeks?” 

“Only four weeks.” Replied his father  

The next morning Chicken Little was walking to 

school when he walked past the mayors. The 

mayors stated.

“Good morning Chicken Little.” Chicken Little 

was silent of depression but the mayors belted. 

    “I said GOOD MORNING CHICKEN LITTLE!” 

then Chicken Little looked up at the mayors 

and groaned.

“Good Morning Mr. Mayors.” The mayors look 

at Chicken Little and cried. 

    “What’s wrong Chicken Little?” Chicken Little 

looked at the mayors and bawled.

    “My father only has four weeks to live and I 

don’t know what to do to help him.” The mayor 

Fox looked at the Blind Cat and he grinned 

when he was thinking a plan to trick Chicken 

Little and put a curse on him. Than the Fox 

whispered to the Blind Cat. 

“We should trick Chicken Little by going to the 

acorn tree that the acorns fall from and he will 

think that the sky is falling. When we tell him that 

and put a curse on him every time he says the 

sky is falling, his nose will grow.” The both 

nodded and looked at Chicken Little and spoke. 

“Why don’t you go to the acorn tree and get an 

acorn. Go and a make a pie and give it to your 

father and it will heal him when he eats it. We 

will go with you.” 

So the mayors and Chicken Little went to the 

acorn tree. Then when they were walking under 

the tree Chicken Little got bumped on the head 

by an acorn.  

The mayors looked at the sky and yelled “THE 

SKY IS FALLING!” Chicken Little look up at the 

sky and he panicked then when he was not 

looking the mayors casted a curse on Chicken 

Little and then Chicken Little started running 

for town with the acorn he found and yelled,

    “THE SKY IS FALLING!” Then Chicken Little’s 

nose started to grow. Then when he got to his 

house he saw that his dad had died when he 

got in the house and the police were at the 

house a few seconds earlier and his aunt and 

uncle were there to pick him up.  

The next morning he was walking through 

town and saw the mayors and they smirked.

“Good Morning Chicken Little. Is your father 

okay?” Chicken Little looked up at the sky and 

groaned.

    “He died yesterday when I got home.” He 

went off to the acorn tree and sat under the 

branches and looked at the sky. Then, an 

acorn fell on his head once again. Then he 

yelled,

    “THE SKY IS….wait what’s this?” He stopped 

himself and he looked up in the sky as he 

spoke.

“The sky is not falling. It was just an acorn?” 

His nose started to shrink to his normal size 

then he thought to himself that something was 

strange and he came up to the mayors and 

they spoke.

    “Did the sky fall on you again Chicken Little?” 

they both smiled at Chicken Little as he stated,

    “No it was just an acorn. Why did my nose 

grow when I said that then when I didn’t say it 

shrunk?” Then the mayors went quiet and they 

mumbled to Chicken Little,

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